четвъртък, 28 юни 2018 г.

Anthony Kennedy, Immigration, World Cup: Your Thursday Briefing


By CHRIS STANFORD
NYT
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Published date: June 28, 2018 at 12:35PM
The New York Times
New York Times article

Утре се очаква да вали дъжд

Утре се очаква валеж от дъжд!
Максималната температура ще е 22, а минималната - 16 градуса

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Worsening Trade Row Deepens Chill Felt by Chinese Dealmakers Seeking to Do U.S. Takeovers


By REUTERS
NYT
The rapidly deteriorating trade and investment relationship between Washington and Beijing is sending a further chill through Chinese dealmakers who have already seen the number of Chinese acquisitions of American assets take a big hit.
Published date: June 28, 2018 at 11:36AM
Reuters
New York Times article

Astronomy picture of the day by NASA - Sigma Octantis and Friends


South pole star Sigma Octantis (of the constellation Octans) is on the left of this starry expanse spanning over 40 degrees across far southern skies. You'll have to look hard to find it, though. The southern hemisphere's faint counterpart to the north star Polaris, Sigma Octantis is a little over one degree from the South Celestial Pole. Also known as Polaris Australis, Sigma Octantis is below 5th magnitude, some 25 times fainter than Polaris and not easy to see with the unaided eye. In fact, it may be the faintest star depicted on a national flag. The remarkable deep and wide-field view also covers faint, dusty galactic cirrus clouds, bounded at the right by the star clusters and nebulae along the southern reaches of plane of our Milky Way galaxy. Near the upper right corner is yellowish Gamma Crucis, the top of the Southern Cross. Easy to pick out above and right of center is the long Dark Doodad nebula in the southern constellation Musca, the Fly. via NASA

Снимка на деня за June 28, 2018 от NASA

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